Covers

The conceptual image invites the reader to pause by the cover: what is merely a shadow falling across the book, and what is the actual cover image? The differences in gloss levels subtly reinforce this effect. The blank sheet of paper on the back cover leaves interpretation to the reader.

This classic of Japanese literature is honoured with a charming pair of covers whose spines complement each other beautifully. The use of archival images is well justified and is brought to life with hand-drawn gold foil printing.

A playful vine travels across the pleasantly compact cover. The storyline is carried by a family tree that transforms into a network of relationships, weaving together the whimsical yet soulful characters. A vibrant blue glows through everything, colouring the cover with magical quality.

A wonderfully unusual cookbook cover, decorated with a delicate arrangement of flowers and handwritten, note-like pencil text. The image is like a Midsummer flower bouquet pressed under a pillow: a dream you want to hold on to.

The sly seagull takes over the front cover and catches the eye. The brisk, dynamic cover is a complete work of art in itself — the elegant, lively illustration conveys a sense of tradition while remaining refreshingly unique.

The finely shimmering cover interacts captivatingly with the light. At first glance, the cover appears plain, yet it conceals much to be discovered.